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Multiple randomly chosen fields were captured from each section of both PCa and PHp to assess equal number of glandular cells (1000 in our case), degree of staining ranging from 0 100%, which were multiplied by the dominant intensity pattern of staining (1, negative or trace; 2, weak; 3, moderate; 4, intense).

Trivalent samarium (Sm) complexes show four emission bands due to the 4f 4f transition in the visible 550 750 nm region, where the 645 nm transition has the dominant intensity.

The percentage of stained cells (0 100%) was multiplied by the dominant intensity pattern of staining ranging from 0 to 3. Therefore, the overall semiquantitative score ranged from 0 to 300.

The percentage of stained cells (0 100%) was multiplied by the dominant intensity pattern of staining, considering one as negative or trace, two as weak, three as moderate and four as strong.

Only the b-type and y-type fragments are used to compute the probability of fragment mass overlap because they usually are the most frequently observed in a spectrum with dominant intensities and are also the major series used for peptide identification by most database search methods.

The model DFN used in this study consists of three sets: a dominant, high intensity N76°W set and two lower-intensity sets that strike N28°W and N75°E similar to the fracture sets observed in the Tensleep Formation at Teapot Dome, Wyoming, USA.

It is shown that region on the crack front line having the dominant stress intensity factor value moves from the central area to both ends, as the crack depth increases.

It is noteworthy that many studies demonstrated that if particles possessed a real core and shell structure, the core would be screened by the shell and the compositions in the shell layer became gradually more dominant, the intensity ratio of the shell/core spectra would gradually increase [43 47].

The dominant staining intensity was scored as: 0 =  negative; 1 =  weak; 2 =  intermediate; 3 =  strong.

The dominant staining intensity in both tumor and stroma cores was scored as: 0 = negative, 1 = weak, 2 = intermediate and 3 = strong (Figure 3).

The dominant staining intensity in neoplastic cells was scored subjectively as: 0 = negative; 1 = weak; 2 = intermediate; 3 = strong (Figure 1).